Contact St. George Mold Remediation

Before you call: what to have ready

• The street address, so the line can confirm the property is inside the city.
• What you see or smell, and in which rooms.
• What started it, if you know: a roof or plumbing leak, a storm, high water, or a long stretch with the air conditioning switched off.
• How the house is built: on a slab or raised over a crawl space, and roughly how old it is.
• Any deadline attached to the job, such as a closing date, a lease turnover or an insurance claim number.
• Who can let the assessment firm in, and on which days.

None of it has to be exact. A rough answer to each point is enough for the line to set up the right visit and for the assessor to arrive with the right equipment.

When to call and when someone calls back

The line answers at any hour, nights, Sundays and holidays included. Follow-up calls, booking details and replies to email go out during office hours: Monday to Friday from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. A request left on a Saturday evening is picked up when the office opens again.

Call (225) 285-3983

Contact by email

Write to contact@stgeorgemoldremediation.com with the property address, a short description and a phone number. Photos help: a wide shot of the room and a close one of the stain, the ceiling or the baseboard. Email suits questions about mold testing, a report you already hold, or paperwork for a sale or a claim. When water is actively getting in, a phone call gets things moving sooner than a message.

The callback form instead of a call

The form near the bottom of this page asks for your name, a phone number, an email address and a short note. Use the note for the St. George street address, the rooms involved and whatever started the problem, and a call comes back during office hours. It is the easier route if you are at work, with a tenant, or writing late at night.

What happens after you contact the line

St. George mold remediation runs in a fixed order under Louisiana law. First an independent assessment firm visits, finds the moisture, decides whether mold testing would answer anything useful, and writes the scope. Then a separate contractor prices that scope and carries out the mold removal. Last, someone other than that contractor checks the work areas. La. R.S. 37:2158(A)(23) is the reason for the order: it bars one firm from both assessing and remediating the same property. Each firm quotes its own part after seeing the house; usual ranges are on the cost page.

Call (225) 285-3983

Calls about properties outside St. George

The line takes addresses inside the City of St. George only. If a property turns out to be outside the city limits, you hear that on the call instead of getting a booking. The service area page shows how to check a street before you phone.